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CONFERENCE In SALT LAKE.

The Fitty-seventh Semi-Annuel Confer
eHce OF the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
day Saints viii be opener at 10 O'Clock on
uscle q : III Lake City, and will continue
until The business necessary to be trans
aGD.C aa3 0een attended to. The officers
and members o. the church are respectfully
invited to attend.
On the evening of Thursday, the 9th, there
will be 9 general meeting of the Young
Mems and Young Ladies Mutual Improve
ment Associations.
On FRIDAY evening there will be general
meeting OF the superintendent, teachers,
and all interested in the Sunday schools
On Saturday evening there viii be meet
ing OF the priesthood.
These meetings will commence att o'clock
in the evening
We wish the officers of these organizations
TO bear these appointments IN mind.
WiLFORD WOODRUFF,
In behalf Of the Council o. the Twelve
Apostles
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IN THE FIRST DISTRICT.
Business Before Judge Henderson
Yesterday.

The cases set for yesterday were not
ready, and the following business was
transacted:
The Grand Jury returned ten United
States indictments and two under the
laws of the Territory.
Hans Rsmnels, Peter Moran and
Peter Anderson were admitted to citi-
zenship.
MAIDS c. Gathrop's application was
refused.
William Burnsides took out his first
papers.
The People VS.. Thomas West; indict-
ment ignored, and an order made sub
uniting the case to the next Grand
Jury.
The People VS.. Gabriel Huntsman;
battery; defendant arraigned. and the
case was passed for awhile, as the
Prosecuting Attorney was not sure as
to the sutficienCy of the indictment.
Nicholas J. Fairbanks was arraigned
for assault with intent to commit rape;
he took time to enter his plea.
Robert Z. King was arralgned for I'M
lawful cohabltation; plea of not guilty.
The same order was made IN the fol-
lowing cases arraignei, and pleas of
not guilty: Nells z. Madsen. George
Farnsworth, Aaron Hardy, Ed. Cliff
John 7 Lambert.
The Court held an evening session on
Monday, and tried the case of Provo
City ys. Hines. another unlawful liquor
seller.
Arguments were made yesterday
morning, and the case went to the jury,
returning in three hours with the in
formation that they could not agree,
and were discharged.
The case of Gabriel Huntsman, indict-
ment of battery on one Shoell, was dis
missed and held for battery on Tramp
ton.
Peter K. Gillespie was arraigned for
battery, and entered a plea of not
guilty. Passed.
lanes W. Crisp was arraigned for
assault with deadly weapon.
The case of the People VS.. John
Larsen, grand larceny, was on trial
Tuesday afternoon, at close of mail
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THE CITY COUNCIL.
Business Transacted at the Meeting
Last Night.

The City Council met at the usual
hour Tuesday evening, Mayor Arm
strong presiding:
PETITIONS.
r. o. Horne, secretary of the Alta
Club. requested permission to run an
electric wire from the Cullen Hotel to
the Alta Club rooms, opposite. Re-
ferred to the committee on improve
ments.
b. E. Phelps. J. E. Taylor, H. L..
Hall, II. A. Preston. E. A. Smith, ]. II.
Carlisle, James Eddington and other
residents of West Temple Street, be-
tween First South and North Temple
Streets, asked that lamps be placed on
the street named for the protection and
convenience of residents. Referred to
the committee on improvements.
A petition asking for the extension of
water mains four blocks on Z Street,
ten rods on Fifth Street and eleven rods
on Fourth Street, was presented and
the petitioners agreed to pay three
quarters of the cost, amounting to
S772.50. The petition was granted.
John Burt and Mr.. Ball petitioned
the Council to extend the water mains
to their residences on l Street, spsti-
TONERS to pay three quarters of the ex
pense, amounting to $3.50. Granted.
A communication was received from
the Salt Lake & Jordan Canal Company,
stating that at a meeting of trustees
recently held, the advisa bility of putting
in dam at the head of the canal was
discus ed and the city was invited
to cooperate with them. 1t was stated
that the work could be done at present
at about hslf what it would cost if done
later on. Referred to the committee on
canal with the Mayor associated, with
instructions to report at once.
Jesse Elliott was granted license as
retail liquor dealer.
REPORTS.
The report of the chief engineer of
the Fire Department for the qnarter
ending August 31st, was received. The
total expenditures in the department
during the quarter amounted to
81 OBS 6. leaving an unexpended bal
ance of S96.86. Referred to the COM
mittee on fire dep rtment.
The report of the superintendent of
water works for the quarter ending
August 31st, was received. The report
shows total expenditure in the de-
partment during the quarter of 81
1855, which was 1,724. 46 in excess of
appropriations. Referred to the com
mittee on waterworks.
The Salt Lase City Gas Company pre-
sented bill for 1908. rs. of which 1881. %
was for the lighting of 265 street lamps
Tor a month; and $72 so was for gas |
at City Hall, City Jail and |
Fire Department. as per contract. The
amount was allowed.
The bill of Mrs. Burt. amounting to |
S4S8. 20 for furnishing meals to prisoners
at 15c. each, was allowed.
Alderman Ritter suggested that the |
water be turned out of the Salt Lake |
City and Jordan Canal. The matter |
was referred to the committee on canal, |
With the Mayor associated.
The Council then adjourned for one
week.
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D. Turngren VS.. N. &. Heyler. 165
Charles e. Warretal Vs. Louis Cohn
ct al.
Monday, October Ath-16S-A. N.
Young vs.. Joseph Broughton. 170-A.
DaIlmand vs. +. J. Kelly ct al. 173-
Eliza Carson estate. 177-W. 8. Nc
Cornick VS.. n. Bowditcb. 205-Charles
Gilmore VS.. Nathan Sears.
| Tuesday, October 25th-l7l-James
Spillett VS.. Salt Lake County. 1S7-L.
D. Bnnce VS.. G. F. Decker. 19O--Mary
Stringham VS.. N. Arnett. 18S-Henry
Carrigan vs.. &. G. McNiece ct al. 212
H. Kimball VS.. G. E. Toihurst.
Wednesday, October 26th-O8-John
@. Devine vs.. Fred. SniyeIy. 2l9-H
Solomon ct al. vs.. James Wilson ct al.
223-J. W. Johnson VS.. J. Van Horne.
2N-F. R. Anderson vs.. sc Ewing
Thursday, October q - 237-E. G..
Morgan VS.. Geo. Denton. 49-E. Rob-
ertson Va. L. r. Croppin. 15O-A.
Brown VS.. Crescent Mining Company.
155-F. Westheimer VS.. Kate Murtha.
The Court informed the attorneys
that if they desired to try any other
cases this term, they should give notice
to-day.
W. W. Woods moved to vacate the
order postponing the trial of
All. MART1E,
indicted for murder in the first degree.
The case was originally set for October
9Th, and at Mr.. Peters request had
been deferred to the 10Th. Mr.. Peters
stated that he would be unable TO attend
to The case earlier, and as Mr.. Woods
desired to go to Idaho to attend court
there, the date of trial will be fixed at a
future time.
Daniel II. Wells, administrator, VS..
George Crismon ct al; dismissed, each
party to pay their own costs.
Maria Evans vs.. Sanpete Valley Rail-
road Company; dismissed.
The accounts of United States Com
missioner a g. Norrell were approved.
The people vs.. Jim Yin, forgery; de-
PENDANT arraigned, and plea of not guilty
entered.
The People vs.. George Harmon and
Charles Wilson, grand larceny; defend
ants arraigned, and pleas of not guilty
entered.
The People VS.. Thomas Lakewood
grand larceny; defendant arraigned and
plea OF not guilty entered. E. B. Critcn-
low appointed to defend.
The People VS.. Neal Mulloy and John
I. Sweeney; murder in the first degree;
defendants arraigned and pleas of not
guilty entered.
The People VS.. George H. Carney;
forgery; defendant arraigned, plea of
not guilty entered.
The People VS.. John Rasmussen;
ar on, first degree; defendant arraigned
and plea of not guilty entered.
United States vs. Miles L. Williams;
unlawful cohsbitation sentence post
poned till October 11th. .
julius Jensen, native of Denmark
was admitted to citizenship.
United States VS.. Frederick Peterson;
cob sbitation; sentenced to six
months imprisonment, and TO pay
fin" of $l00 and costs.
Charles +. BIandin VS.. Salt Lake
County; by consent, fifteen days al
lowed in which to answer.
court adjourned until 10 o'clock this
morning.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

IRISH MISUNDERSTANDING drew an
other very good-sized audience to the
Theatre last evening, and the applause
over Peek-s-Boo and his other efforts
was as heavy as ever. The conf
pauy go east to-day.
STORM BEATEN Te-EIGHT.-The Home
Clubs Conference season begins to-
night with Storm Beaten, one of the
strongest things in their repertoire.
Tomorrow night the Silver King,
and Saturday the Lights O. London.
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hdCS ATsCS beginning OCTOBER 0tn. Inc
races will no doubt attract q large at
tendance:
FIRST DAY, October 9Th.
First race, pacing, free-fOr ALA. G. Rys-
dale enters q. 9. BrOnC no Jack: ~. Carr en-
ters g. Pomp; James Foote enters blk. g.
Freddie z.
Second race, 50 tro' ting Thomas Harris
enters b m 81 I'D F. Ben Carr enters b. G.
Mormon Boy; W. Carr enters b. g Marbles
Grant Brothers enter ?. z. Burt; a. ShierS
enters o. 9. Sheridan.
SECOND DAY, October0h.
Three Minute Pacing Race. C Clan
field enters jim Dictator, b G; w Carr
en- ers Lot SlOcUm, S G; S. Clark enters
Dandy 5. g; A. 6 Rysiale enters
Busoy, r.g.
Three-year old Colt Race, Utah bred.-Mat
Gull enters Edna, g. m; w. Richards en-
ters Diamond, r. D. s; A. G. Rysdsle enters
Excelsior, blk.
THIRD DAY, October 9th.
Free for ali Trotting Rsce.-J. K. Gillespie
g tiers B azewOodr q. g.; F Fancher enters
Prince. b. g; A. G. Rysdale enters jim
Blame, 8
Free for all Double Team Race.-Grant
Brothers enter Burt and mate; ". Carr en-.
ters Marble and mate; A. G. Rysdale enters
Busby and mate.
Runni race Zach between tr0ts.
All entries Ose for running races October
9Th, at Grant Bros. stables.
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The Road to Wealth.

G. r. Smith, of Boise Valley, came
into town the other day with a little
two horse load of alfalfa seed, and sold
the same to the Howard Sehree Co. for
$275 cash. 1t is needless to say that
Mr.. Smith is one of those progressive
farmers who farm with their brain as
well as their muscle. He is one OF
these fellows who read the papers and
profit thereby, aud consequently makes
more money off two acres than the
average mossback does off of two hun
dred.- Caldwell Tribune.
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The Most Agreeable

As we'll as the most effective method of
Headaches, Colds, aud
Fevers, or CLEANSING the system, is by
taking few doses of the pleasant CalY
fornia liquid fruit remedy. Syrup of
Figs. Sample bottles free, and SOC. and
81 bottles for sale by all leading drug
gists. 4. G. Smith & Co., agents. Salt
Lake.
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Retail Buyers

Will find at L. Goldberg's an unusually
large selection OF the latest and choicest
patterns of fall and winter styles of
Mems, Boys and Chiidren's suits.
Particular attention has been paid to
the manufacture of our clothing and
we can warrant each article as repre-
sented. Furthermore, our prices are so
low that we never fail to give sstisfac-
ton. Call and be convinced.
- g l.. GOLDBERG,
205 and 2o7 Main Street.
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Gard.

I desire to return my sincere thanks
to my friends for their kind assistance
at the time of the threatened fire over
my store on Sunday morning; my
thanks are especially due to Mr.. 3. P.
Teasdel for AID rendered in helping to
place goods out CT danger.
The public is notified that business
will go forward as usual, no delay
having been occasiOned.
Z THOMAS CARTER
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HOW HE GOT ONTO IT.
Mr.. Sidney Stevens, OF Ogden,
Makes q Few Remarks.

To The Editor Of THE HERALD:
The ignoramus who poses as editor of
the Ogden Herald, in this mornings
issue, lnfsrs that Sidney Stevens was
victimized by swindler at North Og-
den In reply have to say that Sid
ney Stevens never was victimized by a
swindler at North Ogden or anywhere
else.
Some time ago, while Sidney Stevens
was in Idaho, q sharper went to his
store at North ogden from this city, and
while the clerks were busily engaged
waiting on patrons, succeeded in pass
ing bogus check on young man in
the store. AS soon as the rush was
over, the young man, remembering he
had not had the fellow Identified
hastily telephoned to Ogden a descrip-
ton of the man. Believing the check
was worthless, be placed S25 IN the safe,
took the check, came to Ogden, got out
papers and gave a description of the
man to the efficient sheriff, who sue
Ceeded n capturing the fellow. This
occurred about week ago. The Herald
man has lust got onto the item.
On my return, being informed OF the
matter, the young man was told TO take
his S25 as q reward for his promptness
in protecting me, as well as the public
from fraud.
This Tbilom editor did not know
enough 70 send around to my office,
about block, 10 get the facts, but after
the sharper had been caught and taken
before Judge Dee, and requested post
ponement Of examination, which oc-
CURED on Saturday last, four days ago,
he worms the item that occurred on the
18th of September, nearly a week ago.
into the capture. If items are worth
calling news and concern the public at
all. why not get the facts2
But this is in keeping with many ar
ticles which appear Through lack of
ability to write an editorial on the Ques-
tions of he day. the sentiments Of
some business man, or some merchant,
when every schOolboy would know, no
merchant or business man would let
such expressions escape, but must be
the illusions of some disordered brain,
whose Uranium must be cracked, or else
so hard that it needs the pick ak to pry
open some cavity to drop in some solid
matter that in time would develop into
sense. Respectfully,
Sidney STEVENS.
Ogden, October 4, 1887.
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Eve. Ear and Deformities

DR.. J. w. Culbertson. of indianapolis
Indiana, will visit professionally. Salt
Lake City at the Continental Hotel
Saturday, October LIST. and remain ten
days. All afflicted with anv disease OF
the Eye or Ear, Cssarrh. Cross Eyes,
Club Foot, Spinal Curvature. Piles,
Rupture or Chronic Diseases, etc. Gin
consult him free of charge. Artificial
Eyes Inserted. Remember the dates.
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TIE HORN SILVER MEETING.
A Compromise BOard--Some Schem-
ing Done.

The annual meeting For the election
of directors of the Horn Silver Mining
Company was held at Frisco yesterday.
1t was learned last evening that some Of
the stockholders got badly left by inn
agining the meeting was 10 be held
at 2 instead of at u. It is
understood that 8 compromise board
was elected, and composed as follows:
O. G. Francklyn, Thomas Camp, F. G..
Brown, Mr. Washington, ]. T. Little.
IL. G. Hill and Mr.. Worthington, the
latter representing the English stock
holders.
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Eyes Right.

Go straight to Savage's art Bazaar for
first class Portraits, Fancy Goods,
Frames, Albums, and hundreds of
notions to acorn and besutify your
homes. Opposite Big Co Op.
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Entirely Now

Ladies kid gloves that need no fssten
ing; no hooks, no buttons, no more torn
lace or sleeves, no buttons to come of
Call for the celebrated Mather Glove, at
+. AUeTbach and Bros, Sole Agents.
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Removed

A. J. Pendleton & Sons, THE Horse
shoers, have removed from their old
quarters to COMMERCIAL STREET., sec
ond shop above Second South Street. .
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For Sale.

The Front OF the. Buildings damaged
BY re. Enquire of
+. AUEsBAca & BRO.
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At All seasons.

At the Occidental the beverages
oonoocted, whether in the winter,
during summer or fall, are delicious,
pure and superior Full stock of spirit
nous. vinous and fermented liquors and
hoice cigars. Family trade speciality.
AUzB & MURPHY, Proprietors.
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Wake Upl

The cheapest and best place in Salt
Lake City TO buy you2 groceries Is at
30. - p. Second 6outh Street. I'm
ported fisn . specially.
7. A. Pxxzxsss, Agent.
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FoR all kinds OF plumbing, steam and
gas fitting, go TO !. W. FARRELL & Co.,
136 Main St. opposite Teasdel's. Tele-
phone No. 193.
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To Dealers.

l supply dealers and retailers in
Wagon Covers, Tents, Bags, Awnings,
etc., al Wholesale prices.
JOHN A. HAMILToS,
III to 176 First East.
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BARGAINS IN trimmed milIiueriesi and
fine straws at Madame Buttons. Sosath
OF the Postofice.
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Photographic.

Newcomb makes the finest in the
city. and they only cost 50 TO 81 per
dozen, Cabinet Size. +
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
october /, 1857
WHITE HOUSE

WHITE HOUSE
VIM harris, D, & R. G G. Huntsmsn,
Fillmore; DR.. T. 81. 5immOn, Provo; J. T.
Paden. Yorktown, Ia; 4, p Gillespie, York
town, Ia; John Rumels. Alta, Utah VIM
Blu mer, Ogden; ] Pettegrew and wife,
stockton; John Marsdon, Tooele; D. C.
Plummer an wife, Bingham; Mrs Holland,
Bingham; John +. Conner. stock on aux
Rowland, Stockton; s. ". Wingett & r
G.; George Bonuei. Tooele; Mrs Kemp.On
and daughter, 7. V. Junction; Geo. Atkins,
Jr., Nsphi;J. \. seeley AMI family. Mount
Pleasant; Z. BOnkofsky, San Francisco; +.
T. C. Jensen and wife, Mount Pleasant; s.
NJ Davis, ST. John: -Aiiss Nora Larson Miss
n. q. Larson, Miss clara Larson; Ephraim;
B. F. Bellingsten, w. T. Holland George II.
Jones, J. b. McLemn, Ogden; Miss HcGee and
child. Bingham DR. G. H. Keysor, Evanston;
George A. Taylor, Ogden; S. G. Haddlng, Og-
den; T. II. Clark, EVANSVILLE; AdOlph Jen-
sen, Bingham; Charles f.. Hall, Nicholls,
Idaho; B. F. Carr, Ogden: " II. Sheitle,
Bingham J. Beatue, Wood River.
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Don't Forget 1t,

That at Newcomb's Gallery west of
the Opera House, you can get Cabinet
Photographs for 50 and 81 per dozen.
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Conference .

GO 20 Neweomb's for fine Photo
2 graphs; vest Of Opera House. Csbinets
only SO TO 81 per d0zea.
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IL you wish to win her good grsces
for Conference week, box of our Jelly
Chocolates will do it sure.
ARBo9Asr e. TRUMBo Co.
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PAmsIAN pattern robes in beautiful
com binations. New and choiesi Just
IeceiJRd at +. Ausrbech q Bros.
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Heyworth, Miss Heyworth. Blackburne,
Eng. Dr. John n. Lacy and wife. Clifton,
Ariz /; ]. q. snewan. Omaha; Mrs T. H.
King, S. Bamberger, o. " Powers, Ogden;
Z. Wolsely, l.. A. s. Elliott, Ranch, Utah;
Fl A. Barrsslough, Los Angeles; A. Palmer,
Logan; s G. Gould, Chicago; J. G. Mitchell.
Tintic; C. r Foster st. Joseph, Mo-. Neil
McCauli J w. Whitehead, Chicago II. &.
SilyeStOr2 New York
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p By EXPRESS: A handsome selection of
choice French suitings for tailor made
suits at e Auerbach IL Bros.
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Ogden, October 4, 1887.

Try them all. Walnut Pstties, Jelly
Chocolates. Chicago Glsces, Honey
Nougat, Pecan Creams and Walnut
Dips iii a handsome box for so cents at
ARBoGAsT & TRUMBo Co.
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AT THE OLD TRACK.
Programme of Races During This
Week,

Following is the programme for the
three days races to be held at the Old
Race Track beginning October 9th. The
races will no doubt attract large at
tanda0ce.
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DoN'T go home late and say Club"
but lust hand her box of our Walnut
Patties. and it will prove all right.
AsBoGAsT & TRChBo Co.
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For Sale.

Ten thousand frst-class Stock Sheep
Apply 70 HENRY Conn 4 Co.
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A NEW line of English black Oc;Se
in checks, stripes, diagonals and bro
cades at rs cents, worth sLI0, at p.
Auerhseh & Bro.
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Very large stock OF Bed Oounfol
troA 81 upwards, at DIEH00DEYS.
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Notice.

We will contnYe our cost for cash
furniture sale until further notios.
BARRATr BRos.
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J. w. FARRELL d Co., Plumbers, L
Main Street. Telephone No. /
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BARGAINS IN trimmed milIiueriesi and
fine straws at Madame Buttons. SChth
OF the Postoffice. Z
Fog all kinds Of plumbing, steam and
gas fitting, go to ). W. FARRELL & Co.,
lSG Main St. opposite Teasdei's. Tele-
phone No. l93. I
By EXPRESS: A handsome selection of
choice French suitings for tailor made
suits at T.. Ausrbach IL Bros.
For Sale.
Ten thousand frst-class Stock Sheep.
Apply 70 HENRY Conn & Co.
A NEW line of English black OcSe
in checks, stripes, diagonals and bro
cades at rs cents, worth sLI0, at p.
Auerbaeh & Bro.
Notice.
We will contnVe our cost for cash
furniture sale until further notios.
BARRATT BBos.
Take Notice
Great reduction IN emigrRnt fare
from Europe. For further informstio
inquire at No. % E. Second 6oath Stree
Salt Lake City. J. A. PETHRsKH,
Emigraut Agent.
J. w. FARRELL d Co., Plumbers, L
Main Street. Telephone No.
Bed ComfortS.
Very large stock Of Bed Counfoa
from 81 upwards, at DIEHU0DxYss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-04

DAN CUNNINGHAM CAPTURED.-Pregi-
GUS to the recent lynchipg of the Duff broth
ers and Koon, in Roane county, W. Va, for
the murder of Rev. Ryan. it is claimed that
one OF the men confessed that Daniel Gun.
ningham was the leader of the gang. While
he has always protested his innocence, he
has evaded arrest, though he claimed to be
willing to surrender if he was protected. A
reward of $500 was offered for him, and on
Wednesday night he was caught. His pur-
suers came upon him q few miles below
Parkersburg, ". Va. While Cunningham
was on the train he jumped off and waded
the Ohio to Racine, where he sought refuge
in hotel His pursuers came upon him
about an hour after, and: surrounding the
hotel, captured him. He begged them TO
spare his life. A requisition from the Gov
ernor of Ohio is 10 be asked and Cunning
ham brought over. In the meantime he is
under strong guard.